Blacks have their cars searched far more often than Whites even though Whites are more likely to have drugs or illegal materials in their cars.

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Studies and data, including those from the U.S. Department of Justice, have consistently shown that Black drivers are searched more often than White drivers during traffic stops, despite the fact that searches of White drivers are more likely to uncover drugs or illegal materials. This discrepancy highlights racial profiling and bias in law enforcement practices.

Blacks Have Their Cars Searched Far More Often Than Whites